- input=input
- Swisstopo file containing DEM data (*.mlt, *.mbl or *.xyz)
- output=raster
- Name of the raster layer, that will be created out of the imported data
- method=string
- Statistic to use for raster values
- Options: n,min,max,range,sum,mean,stddev,variance,coeff_var
- Default: mean
- type=string
- Storage type for resultant raster map
- Options: CELL,FCELL,DCELL
- Default: FCELL
- zrange=min,max
- Filter range for z data (min,max)
- percent=integer
- Percentage of map to keep in memory
- Options: 1-100
- Default: 100
- method_resamp=string
- Interpolation method for interpolation of input data to current region's resolution (using r.resamp.interp)
- Options: nearest,bilinear,bicubic
- Default: bilinear
Manual download and installation of the module (without svn)
You can find the current version of r.in.swisstopo here
Installation:
You might need to have root privileges for the following. If you do not have these, please ask your system administrator
- Simply copy the file 'r.in.swisstopo' into your $GISBASE/scripts/ directory.
(To find out your $GISBASE directory, call the following command from within a GRASS terminal:
env | grep $GISBASE)
Or directly copy the file from within the GRASS terminal with something like:
cp r.in.swisstopo $GISBASE/scripts/
- Additionally, you might have to make the script executable with:
chmod +x $GISBASE/scripts/r.in.swisstopo
- Finally, copy this file (description.html) into the $GISBASE/docs/html/ directory and name it r.in.swisstopo.html
That's it!
SEE ALSO
r.in.xyz
r.resamp.interp
Note
If you find any bugs or find the module helpful or have any questions, feel free to contact the author (Juergen.Hansmann["at"]erdw.ethz.ch)
The author is not responsible for any consequenced that arise from using this code.
Author
Jürgen Hansmann
Department of Earth Sciences
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH)
Zurich
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